The newly appointed ASGs will serve for a term of three years, beginning on the day they take charge in the office and ending on further orders, whichever comes first.
CJI Chandrachud asserted that public spaces often reflect pre-existing social inequalities in society and called for creating new infrastructure intended to reach out to the broader cross-section of society.
CJI added that now with lawyers’ bodies help, the time gap in the listing of fresh matters after their filing in the top court has been significantly reduced. He, however, rued fact that after their listing before the benches, lawyers seek adjournments and this gives a very bad signal to the world.
The Bar Council of India, for the first time, organised an award ceremony to felicitate the legal luminaries of the country.
Parliament Special Session: The Special Session of the Parliament began on September 18 (Monday) and it will continue till September 22 (Friday).
Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal is set to introduce the Advocates (Amendment) Bill, 2023 in the Rajya Sabha to amend the Advocates Act of 1961.
Supreme Court news: A bench of Justices Chandrachud and Hima Kohli, declining to accept the request of a lawyer to adjourn the matter, said the court will not adjourn the matter, instead it can be passed over and taken up at the end of the board.
The Allahabad High Court took note of the fact that only a few women lawyers were appearing for rape survivors.
Anubrata Mondal case: The lawyers said that Special CBI Court, Asansol Judge Rajesh Chakraborty has been threatened by one Bappa Chatterjee by writing a letter addressed to him.
The department of law, justice and legislative affairs has issued a notification constituting the lawyers' panel, following the approval of Delhi Law Minister Kailash Gahlot.
Chennai: Advocates in the Madras High Court today boycotted the proceedings as per the call given by their associations protesting againt the “inaction” by CBI in identifying the police personnel who had attacked them in
New Delhi: Infosys founder N R Narayana Murthy on Tuesday advocated that politicians should be paid salaries equivalent to top executives of the corporate world to make the Indian government corruption-free. He made these remarks
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